Diary of Trip to California March 8 31 1947
Diary of Trip to California March 8 31 1947
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It appears that the very large velocity -radients in the neighborhood of a viscous boundary layer at a well produce shock reflection patterns which are entirely different froni what la predicted by simple ehock reflection theory, but it is expected that at sufficiently large distances from the wall the pattern may apTwoxlciate that of the slinple theory. Slmiler curved shock effects are found in I^ach reflectiona because of the large velocity gradients In the sllpstresn. These effects, together... with Kiore complicated shock and boundary layer phenomena are found to be essential in describing transsonlc flow around an airfoil (which may be somewhat connected v'lth recent investigations In New York University).
-4- Some proT?«rtle8 of llrit lines were discussed by Drs. Liepmerm and Cleuser at s lecture by the latter* Several Interesting probler. S eoncernlnf^ characteristics of hydrodynarnlc equations (with and without either heat conduction or viscosity); characteristics of lower order terms in parabolic equations; a comDarlaon of the equations of transient nozzle flow and waves on sloping beaches; some features of the Karwan-Moore perturbation method, end «n equation of rlxed elllr^tlc-hyperbolic character were dlacussed with Dr» D© Prima, Two water tunnels (one for rreasurenent of drag, lift, moment and one with a free surface at arbitrary air pressure), a centrifugal tornedo impact tank, and the tranasonic wind tunnel were visited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It appears that the very large velocity -radients in the neighborhood of a viscous boundary layer at a well produce shock reflection patterns which are entirely different froni what la predicted by simple ehock reflection theory, but it is expected that at sufficiently large distances from the wall the pattern may apTwoxlciate that of the slinple theory. Slmiler curved shock effects are found in I^ach reflectiona because of the large velocity gradients In the sllpstresn. These effects, together... with Kiore complicated shock and boundary layer phenomena are found to be essential in describing transsonlc flow around an airfoil (which may be somewhat connected v'lth recent investigations In New York University).
-4- Some proT?«rtle8 of llrit lines were discussed by Drs. Liepmerm and Cleuser at s lecture by the latter* Several Interesting probler. S eoncernlnf^ characteristics of hydrodynarnlc equations (with and without either heat conduction or viscosity); characteristics of lower order terms in parabolic equations; a comDarlaon of the equations of transient nozzle flow and waves on sloping beaches; some features of the Karwan-Moore perturbation method, end «n equation of rlxed elllr^tlc-hyperbolic character were dlacussed with Dr» D© Prima, Two water tunnels (one for rreasurenent of drag, lift, moment and one with a free surface at arbitrary air pressure), a centrifugal tornedo impact tank, and the tranasonic wind tunnel were visited.
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